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Ask HN: Software Developer Hours/Salary at your firm?
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Re: Ask HN: Software Developer Hours/Salary at your firm?
#2~8 hours and 15 minutes of work, 5 days a week.
~$50k a year.
Where I live, that'd be similar to getting paid ~$75 to 80k a year in the Bay Area.
Re: Ask HN: Software Developer Hours/Salary at your firm?
#3~8 hours and 15 minutes of work, 5 days a week. ~$50k a year. Where I live, that'd be similar to getting paid ~$75 to 80k a year in the Bay Area.
In the bay area that is considered pretty low unless it's a startup with significant equity.
Re: Ask HN: Software Developer Hours/Salary at your firm?
#4~8 hours and 15 minutes of work, 5 days a week. ~$50k a year. Where I live, that'd be similar to getting paid ~$75 to 80k a year in the Bay Area.
In the bay area that is considered pretty low unless it's a startup with significant equity.
It is hard to agree with you. 85K is actually a lot in my co-ordinates of the bay area [0].
Re: Ask HN: Software Developer Hours/Salary at your firm?
#5Generally ends up being around 8hrs/day 5days/week.
~110K/year Greater Seattle Area
Re: Ask HN: Software Developer Hours/Salary at your firm?
#6This may vary quite a lot considering experience.
Re: Ask HN: Software Developer Hours/Salary at your firm?
#7~8 hours and 15 minutes of work, 5 days a week. ~$50k a year. Where I live, that'd be similar to getting paid ~$75 to 80k a year in the Bay Area.
In the bay area that is considered pretty low unless it's a startup with significant equity.
On the contrary, that's right in line with what I've seen as entry level salaries for college grads (not Stanford grads) in the Bay Area.
Re: Ask HN: Software Developer Hours/Salary at your firm?
#8H1B salary data is public so it's probably provides the most reliable source of data for larger companies.
Re: Ask HN: Software Developer Hours/Salary at your firm?
#9Generally ends up being around 8hrs/day 5days/week. ~110K/year Greater Seattle Area
Is the cost of living in Seattle high? How much is the take-home post-taxes, etc.